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What I Believe About Life

  Have you ever thought about your life and what it means to you? The story of Jonathan Livingston Seagull helps you reflect on your own life and lets you to think about yourself. Life is an extremely delicate concept that is important to each and every one of us. Many people, including me, sometimes take for granted the gift of waking up to a bright, new day. It is also true that some of us think that we are invincible to the dangers present in the world.

My family and friends are mainly what life is all about to me. This can also be said for my grandma, who I interviewed earlier. She also stated that part of her life is remaining financially stable to care for her own wellness. I love having my family as well as making sure that they remain happy. Like Jonathan, I am not afraid to learn and understand new teachings as I make my way through life. I feel that setting new and higher standards for myself is essential in challenging both my strengths and weaknesses. Staying occupied and having a purpose is vital to the meaning of life. However, it is not necessary to push yourself hard all the time. To me, this is what I think life means.

There are a few ways that I could improve my life. Almost all the relatives that I have live out of state, even though they grew up around the area. I would prefer to see them more on a regular basis. As always, I am trying to become a more sufficient listener as I grow older and more responsibility is expected. Also, I would like to be more of a self-directed learner to help my life. The laptop has started to aid with this, which will come in handy as technology continues to evolve. These are the ways that I would be able to make my life better.

Life holds many things, but the most important for myself are family and friends. There are a number of improvements that can be made to my life. Your life is what you make of it, and it is for you to decide what life means to you.